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1. If anyone on the verge of action should judge himself according to the outcome, he would never begin. Even though the result may gladden the whole world, that cannot help the hero; for he knows the result only when the whole thing is over, and that is not how he became a hero, but by virtue of the fact that he began.- Søren Kierkegaard 2. We are a speck of dust in the universe, but we have the power to change the world with just one idea. - Steven Aitchison 3. Some people will only love you as long as you fit in their box. Don't be afraid to disappoint them. Give them back their box signed - Unapologetically me! 4. There are three solutions to every problem: accept it, change it, or leave it. If you can't accept it, change it. If you can't change it, leave it. 5. Stop trying to change someone who doesn't want to change. Stop giving chances to someone who abuses your forgiveness. Stop walking back to the place where your heart ran from. Stop trusting their words and ignoring their actions. STOP BREAKING YOUR OWN HEART. 6. Intelligence will never stop being sexy and beautiful. Never. However, if it is not accompanied with humility then it's not worth jack. 7. Changing the world begins with the very personal process of changing yourself, the only place you can begin is where you are, and the only time you can begin is always now. 8. A woman who follows the crowd will usually go no further than the crowd. The one who walks alone is likely to find herself in places no one has ever seen before. 9. There are some people who seem angry and continously look for conflict. Walk awy; the battle they are fighting isn't with you, it is with themselves. 10. Don't wait for other people to be loving, giving, compassionate, grateful, forgiving, generous, or friendly. LEAD THE WAY. 11. For you to insult me, I must first value your opinion. 12. If you are going to stay, stay forever. If you are going to leave, then do it today. If you're going to change, change for better. And if you're going to talk, make sure you mean what you say. 13. Awareness is the power that is concealed within the present moment. … The ultimate purpose of human existence, which is to say, your purpose, is to bring that power into this world. - Eckhart Tolle 14. Don't react to toxic people. Not giving them a reaction when they desperately seek it, is far more powerful. 15. Do not underestimate the power of knowing yourself and loving yourself. Beautiful things can happen if you think beautiful thoughts about yourself. — Ruth Winson 16. Everyone you meet is in your life to reveal to you some aspect of yourself. It is up to you what you do with that information. ~ Sue Krebs 17. Say how you feel, leave the job you hate, find your passion, love with every ounce of your bones, stand up for things that matter, don't settle, don't apologize for who you are. Be brave. 18. There's like a million different ways to say "I love you". "Put your seat belt on", "get some rest", "did you eat, don't speak on the phone while driving". You just have to listen. 19. I like when I don't have to be careful what I say. That's when you know you're with real people. 20. Take no offense. That which offends you only weakens you. Being offended creates the same destructive energy that offended you in the first place - so transcend your ego and stay in peace. - Wayne Dyer 21 You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience by which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, 'I lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along. - Eleanor Roosevelt 22. If the door closes, quit banging on it! Whatever was behind it, wasn't meant for you. Consider the fact that maybe the door was closed because you were worth so much more than what was on the other side. 23. You think that if you blame, you will then be free of those problems, but blame cements you to your problems. 24. Happiness is a state of mind, a choice, a way of living; it is not something to be achieved, it is something to be experienced. -Dr. Steve Maraboli 25. Your every ill-thought, secreted hate, cynical and vicious judgment you carry is meant only for you. 26. It costs 0.00 Naira to to treat someone with respect & dignity. 27. Unless it's mad, passionate, extraordinary love, it's a waste of your time. There are too many mediocre things in love. Love shouldn't be one of them. 28. Life has taught me that you can't control someone's loyalty. No matter how good you are to them, doesn't mean that they will treat you the same. No matter how much they mean to you, doesn't mean that they'll value you the same. Sometimes the people you love the most, turns out to be the people you can trust the least. - Trent Shelton. 29. Simplify your life. Let go of things that have already let go of you. Free yourself from the burden of a past you cannot change. 30. Primal doubts are the worst; I'm ugly, I'm fat, I'm not smart or good enough. The difficult thing is that no matter how inaccurate; primal doubts can seem very real; and what seems real is real in a psychosomatic sense. And, the world can indeed judge us very harshly, and those judgments can truly impact our lives in ways that are catastrophic to our self-image if we are not deeply secure in ourselves. But no matter how the world judges us, it's ultimately our inner demons that we contend with day-to-day; a fight no one can win for us, but ourselves. The battle takes place in the mind and is fought with our inherited and modeled skills, and our inner-voice. Remember that you are the angel of your own life. Look past your ugly thinking; your fears, mistakes, worries, and doubts. Your struggles seem to be external, but we are always destroyed from the inside out. The way you transcend your challenges is by listening to the inner-guide within you. Your good judgment, your discernment, your kind thoughts and your own loving heart; in service of your highest good; is the angel you have been looking for to deliver you. The moment you accept your own beauty and power is the moment your deliverance begins. 31. I have a lot of respect for genuine people. They might not be perfect, but at least they're not pretending to be. 32. In the end, people will judge you anyway, so don't live your life impressing others; live your life impressing yourself. 33. Never assume that you are stuck with the way things are right now. Life changes every single moment, and so can you. 34. Stop. Turn down your overthinking and listen to the silence. Inside every storm of panic there is a centre of calm. 35. Every life has a purpose. We need to let go of the past. Live in the present. Do not waste today worrying about what will happen tomorrow. Embrace your true spirit, embrace and listen to grace and you be transformed in the moment. Do not fixate on what you want but give thanks for what you have. - Bobbybrown007 |
Girls will forever hate themselves, if it were to be male artist now they will just throw out theirs to the fans |
He might be very right you no |
Pray it goes to FP |
They cross the daunting Sahara and the treacherous
Mediterranean on foot and in rickety boats,respectiv
ely, in search of greener pastures. And too many end
up in unmarked graves-- in the Sahara and the
Mediterranean.
They serve as soldiers in the armies of strong men.
They serve as vigilantes in chieftaincy and tribal and
political disputes.
They fight over toilets while their counterparts across
the globe argue about technology.
They suffer from massive unemployment.
And in the midst of all this, their leaders-- our
leaders-- proclaim loudly that this is Africa's century!!
That in essence, is the story of Africa's youth.
There are, currently about 200 million Africans
between 15 and 24, according to the African
Development Bank, making Africa the youngest
continent. This number is expected to double by
2045.
While the unemployment rate in Africa is believed to
be about 6%, compared to the global level of 5%, the
youth make up 60% of Africa's unemployed. This is
despite the fact that Africa has 6 of the 10 fastest
growing economies in the World.
Our 668 or so universities churn out 10 million
graduates a year and half of these fail to find
employment.
Alexander Chikwenda, Zambia's Finance Minister,
described youth unemployment as a " ticking time
bomb".
Unemployment and underemployment are certainly
the biggest problems facing our youth but it is barely
ahead of education, substance abuse and
vulnerability to diseases like HIV , other STD's and
dispair.
These problems and the failure of African leaders to
address them raise fundamental questions.
Why do we spend our scarce resources producing
graduates who lack the skills to be the workforce we
need for development? Why do our educators
continue to produce graduates in history and drama
and foreign languages when they know graduates in
the same fields are unemployed?
If Africa has 65% of the World's arable land,
according to the African Development Bank, why do
we spend 35 billion USD annually to import food even
as our youth roam around unemployed?
Depressingly, we are projected to spend a whopping
110 billion USD on food imports annually by 2025!
Today, Brazil, Indonesia and Thailand each produce
more food than Sub-Saharan Africa. Sadly , currently,
we spend more on the millitary than on Agriculture.
Since Nkrumah's seminal 1963 Addis Ababa speech
during the founding of the O.A.U., no African leader
has laid out a vision of comparable depth, breadth
and excitement.
Our leaders continue to re-arrange the chairs on the
deck of our titanic continent even as it heads towards
the proverbial iceberg.
We lack thinking and innovation. We lack the will to
solve basic and pervasive problems.
Our tragedy is not for want of talent. We are the
continent that produced a Pope 6 centuries ago. We
are the continent that has produced 2 UN Secretary-
generals, Pele and Mohammed Ali. We produced the
geniuses whose inventions and innovations have
transformed American and world science, arts and
literature. And we are the continent on which a
Malawian teenager invented windmills, a Ghanaian
boy, Mawuli could drive the first time he sat behind
the wheels of a car because he has watched his
father and uncles for years and geniuses in Accra
and Lagos can demonstrate, in a backhanded way,
their ingenuity with 419 scams.
Some day, the youth of Africa will rise up against the
selfish leaders whose greed has failed them and sent
them, across the Sahara and the Mediterranean in
search of opportunity. Or the voices of the dead, in
unmarked graves will reach heaven and ask God for
justice against the leaders who failed them.
Let us give our youth, in our schools, skills that are
needed for our development.
Let us develop our Agriculture so that the 35 billion
USD we spend a year importing food can help make
our youth proud and prosperous farmers instead of
dead migrants.
Let us stop parrotting the bull that drugs are not
dangerous so our youth will not be sucked into its
death spiral. Let our ambitions be about doing, for
others, rather than being for ourselves.
Let us continue to advocate and struggle, on behalf of
our youth.
Aluta Continua
Lift up Africa. |
adebayo201:heart attack is when all your money and everything is been spent on your Virgin girl frnd you come home and see her with another guy making love, stroke is when she tells you that it was the devils hand work then the worst is when she says that it won't happen again that is what I call |
Addicted2Women:then if what you say is true then who gave you life? Ave you asked your self is heaven and hell real? we might not no the date because so many things would have change from den to now . Don't judge |
Boy: Why do you keep depriving me of sex
Girl: Am a virgin
Boy: Don't worry I will only insert the head
Girl: Pls just the head
Then an old woman listening to their conversation
shouted """" My pinkin that thing no get shoulder
ooooo, if the head enter, the whole body go enter. |
Babe abeg get like 250 then we go consider you but 320 abah say nah only you dae huse sef |
I was at a park when I saw a woman seriously
complaining about her stolen phone. So I went near
her to listen to what she was saying. I was also
downloading something with my phone at that same
time. Immediately she saw my phone she told the
crowd that it's her phone which was a Samsung
galaxy S6 Edge. For a moment I couldn't even open
my mouth, I was so confused. She held me and
slapped me. The crowd attempted to beat me up. But
luckily a policeman was passing by and he came into
the scene. He asked what was going on and I
explained with tears all over my face. He sent me to
the police station together with the woman and I still
explained to the policeman that I was innocent. So
the policeman asked the woman to call her phone.
She called and a girl picked, it was her daughter. The
girl told the woman that she left her phone at home
when she was leaving. I even cried more and more
because I had already been disgraced. The policeman
told the woman to settle me with some money. The
woman pulled 10 million naira out of her hand bag
and wanted to hand it over to me but it was just too
much for me so I just opened my eyes, stood up
from my bed and went to urinate. Please do you think
I should go back to sleep?
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@ #bobbybrown007 |
SexyNairalander:don't worry one day I will get there |
OSUN GOVERNOR SEND 2017 BUDGET THROUGH
COURIER SERVICE TO HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY
Now I can say that Governor Rauf Aregbesola is not a
respecter of law. No wonder he is ruling the state
solely even without the fear of God.
*** Today Aregbesola sent 2017 appropriation bill to
toothless house of Assembly via courier service
*** This is first of it kind in the history of Osun state
*** And I don't think it has ever happened elsewhere
*** Governor ....... Absent
*** Deputy Governor ....... Absent
*** Chief of staff ....... Absent
*** SSG ......... Absent
*** And these AD l'ondo guys criticized Gov. Ayodele
Fayose outfit to official presentation of 2017 budget
Politics apart Governor Rauf Aregbesola has no
respect for law. Even if no law stated that Governor
or any high ranking officer should present budget, it
has become tradition and no excuses should be
giving or given for non appearance of any senior
political office holders, else on health ground. Can we
now say all aforementioned political office holders
are sick?
This is what u witness when u have a boy boy speaker
heading house of Assembly. |
Bash10:what's that for |
Must there be a sticker in the casing |
AfonjaStinks:did they say OGUN state or lagos state |
Why won't money look for money |
dreezybines:hmmmm, nah because of you dem bring out this proverb, no matter the kind tree wae you climb elders like we sit down for chair you nor fit still see |
They will be there saying the girl is too young while every saturday will just pass them by, nah wa for people oooooo. In my village girls of 15yrs are with child what are they waiting for? |
Splinz:bla bla bla you guys are just ranting rubbish, saying that you can't go back to your vomit MIND YOU EVEN DOGS still eat back what they have vomited talk more of you human |
omofunaab:what do you no about nnamdi kanu |
Nah jail be that ooooo |
davydskillz:men I watch 7 lucky kids ooooooooo |
Genovese:see ehn meet you calabar friend to give you DOG meat make you chop and you will be free |
emijo: |
Simplyunique:maybe belle dae purge you |
Fairgodwin:that on ehn needs a fully loaded bucket of slap |
budosky:[nah die be dat ] |
sweetcocoa:yes they do that a lot in urohbo and also warri and sapelle |
emijo:nah die be dat |
Rockyrascal:lolz |
Nah wa ooooooo, even corruption him self they talk this kine thing. Abeg give him one bucket full of slaps he needs it, and somebody here will now say I should vote for him for president how nah, do you no how much he has? Have you seen his house before? |
2 baba in the making |
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